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“Everyone knows if you don’t eat and hydrate your brain doesn’t work properly.

“So if they can’t finish work and go and have a decent meal it is quite sad to be honest.

“The people who really need food are the ones who are saving the UK and the world; they are ones who need to eat and people need to bear that in mind.

“When you are going to the supermarket or shops, don’t take more than you need.”

Speaking about the COVID-19 outbreak, the Ibrox star said: “You don’t really expect to experience anything like this in your lifetime.

“Everyone has got to stick together and I want to give a big shout out, a thank you, to the NHS; to the doctors, the nurses, the ambulance drivers, the care workers… because this is an immense challenge.

“It’s something we’ve never faced before so I just want to pay respects to those people because they are the heroes in this.

“I can only imagine what it is like day in, day out having to deal with the people coming into hospitals every day.

“I’ve always respected the NHS; but my experiences when my dad wasn’t well a few years back, and obviously the stuff I went through with Bradley [Lowery], you see it first hand.

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“I remember going in to see my dad at the hospital and I remember speaking to the doctors and nurses and seeing how they work day in, day out; I was looking at the nurses thinking, ‘wow, I saw you yesterday, you were here all day yesterday and now you’re back here first thing the next day’.

“I’ve always known the work they always put in, but with the situation like this it’s gone to another level.”